Lambert-St. Louis International Airport STL is busiest and largest airport in the state of Missouri serving the St. Louis metropolitan area and is situated approximately ten mile northwest of St. Louis’s city center. STL Airport is a hub for Trans World Airlines and moves roughly 13 million passengers annually. Originally known as Kinloch Field, it was sold to the city in 1927 by Albert Lambert becoming the first municipal airport in the United States.
Located just north of I-70 and west of I-170, Lambert International Airport offers parking options including short-term, intermediate and long-term. These options include: Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Lot A, Lot B, Lot C and Lot D.
Lambert-St. Louis International consists of two terminals and five concourses (A, B, C, D, E). MetroLink or complimentary buses transport passenger between terminals. Concourses A-D are a part of Terminal 1 and Concourse E is in Terminal 2.
11 airlines serve the STL Airport and fly daily to several domestic and international destinations. Lambert-Saint Louis International Airport has a several food and beverage eateries, many newsstands, and services for travelers.
Getting to and from the airport is a synch with St. Louis’s MetroLink, which has stations throughout the city and suburbs. Additionally, there are rental cars, hotel shuttles, taxis, buses, limousines and vans. If staying near the airport there is over 20 options within 3 miles of the airport such as the Marriott St. Louis Airport Hotel and the Hilton Hotel St. Louis Airport.
Columbia Regional Airport COU is an airport serving the Columbia, Missouri metropolitan area. COU Airport is situated approximately 12 miles to the southeast of Columbia’s city center. The largest airline carrier at COU is American Eagle.
COU Airport has a variety of parking options including short-term and long-term. American Eagle flies in and out of COU serving several domestic locations. At Columbia Regional Airport there is an array of dining and retail options. In terms of services there are ATMs, postal services, shoeshine, recharging stations and Wi-Fi.
Getting to and from COU Airport has never been easier with options including taxis, car rentals and shuttles available. If staying near Columbia Regional Airport there are over 20 hotel and motel options within 13 miles of the airport.
Kansas City International Airport MCI is an airport in Platte County, Missouri. MCI is situated approximately 15 miles northwest of Kansas City’s city center. The airport consistently moves just above 10 million passengers annually. Constructions on the airport began in 1953 after the Great Flood of 1951, the airport was named Mid-Continent International Airport. In 1966 the Downtown Airport was voted to join Mid-Continent International. In 1972 the airport was annexed by the city and renamed Kansas City International Airport.
Located just to the south of I-29 and west of I-435, MCI Airport has a variety of parking options including economy, short-term, long-term, garage and valet. Kansas City Airport consists of three terminals, which are in the planning stages to convert to one main terminal. There are 10 airlines that fly in and out of MCI serving several international and domestic locations.
At Kansas City International Airport there is an array of quick service and full service dining options, ranging from Burger King to California Pizza Kitchen. Whether it is books and magazines on your list or clothing and accessories MCI has you covered with options ranging from CNBC News & Gifts to PGA Tour Shop. In terms of services there are currency exchanges, ATMs, shoeshine and Wi-Fi.
Getting to and from MCI International Airport has never been easier with Metro Bus Service, taxis, limousines, vans, car rentals and shuttles available. If staying over at Kansas City International Airport there is 25 nearby hotel and motel options including the Hilton Kansas City Airport Hotel, Embassy Suites Airport and the Courtyard Airport.
